Measuring the impact of US research consortia

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A research to examine the impact of the US Advanced Technology Program (ATM)-sponsored consortia on the ex-post research productivity of the firms participating in this research is presented. The findings reveal that there exists a positive association between the level of participation in research and the overall research productivity of the participants.

Analysis, Technological innovations, Production (Economics)

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Knowledge sharing in cooperative research and development

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A three-stage model is used to illustrate a learning effect of R&D consortia on welfare, which examines the effects of knowledge sharing or endogenous spillovers among R&D consortia participants. The results suggest that this type of R&D consortia is welfare enhancing, and qualify for government support on these projects.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Scientific Research and Development Services, Commercial physical research, Research & Development-Industry, Science, Research & Development, Models, Research and development, Industrial research, Knowledge management

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Measuring the impact of US research consortia

Article Abstract:

The significant impacts on the joint patenting by alliance partners with the sharing of intellectual property rights are discussed. Formal R&D collaboration between the companies is one of the most popular reasons for forming alliances in many so-called high-tech industries and developing technical areas.

Science & research, Research, High technology industry

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